Central State University News

Garin Hughes, 18, a senior at Wirt-Emerson Visual and Performing Arts Academy in Gary, bobbed his head and moved his hands to the rhythm of the live music playing near him.

Our great oral tradition is the reason the world has embraced our proverbs and allegories.

Bond has been set at $50,000 for a Central State University student who is accused of peeping in windows, breaking into a dorm room and watching a couple have sex.

Central State University police arrest a man they say was looking in windows around Foundation Hall.

A man is in custody accused of peeping into windows on the campus of Central State University.

Maybe a pep rally will help spark the worsening economic landscape in Dayton and the Miami Valley.

A Lindsey Frazier wants to be famous - in part because of a friend who died two years ago.

Claim to fame: Soul singer. The Broad Ripple High School grad has performed with local bands around town since January; in February, he joined the newly formed Xenobia Green.

Central State University's new brand identity promises students the opportunity to change their lives and transform their world.

Central State University's board of trustees has extended the contract of John W. Garland, university president, through Aug.

Those attending the Dayton Urban League's annual gala Friday, Nov. 6, will get the red carpet treatment, literally.

Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has announced several local appointee's state boards and commissions.

When it comes to style, Robin Spencer and her daughters are cut from the same colorful cloth - and that cloth doesn't break the bank.

Officials say eight universities in Ohio, including the University of Dayton and Central State University, are being tapped in an effort to help the state emerge as a world leader in advanced energy initiatives and create a "green-collar" work force.

Gov. Ted Strickland on Wednesday, Oct. 28, named Central State University and the University of Dayton as Ohio centers of excellence in advanced energy.

When creative class economist Richard Florida and his Creative Communities Leadership Project came to Dayton in 2008, ArtStreet director Susan Byrnes was inspired.

Bob Sanders spent a nostalgic Sunday afternoon recently as he joined family, friends and other guests to reminisce about Sanders Camera Shop, for years Edmond's only camera store.

Preliminary fall head count numbers filed with the state show enrollment gains for many public universities and community colleges throughout Ohio.

Central State University turned to a "giant in science" to help build the school's academic reputation and improve student success.

Wright State University's total enrollment has reached a milestone of more than 18,000 students, according to school officials.